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Ways to Have Healthier Eating Habits

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Eating is something that we all have to do obviously. The question is, how healthy are we going to eat in a given day? Are we going to allow this to become something that we focus on as a course of action in our day? Or will we allow it to go by the wayside as we consume ever more fast food and other unhealthy choices? The answer of course is up to each individual. Those who want to have a healthier eating lifestyle should consider the following tips.


Eat Different Kinds of Foods


It actually is okay to have a hamburger or other greasy favorite from time to time so long as this makes up just a small portion of your overall diet. As almost any nutritionist would tell you, "it is all about balance". You need to stock up on eating healthy greens and nuts and the other things in life that we so often push to the side in favor of tastier treats.


Notice Your Portion Sizes


To be a healthier eater, you also need to be a good reader of nutritional labels. They can tell you plenty about the food that you are considering consuming. Unfortunately, many of us do not really stop to pay all that much attention to these labels. Packaging can be deceptive as well. We think that we should eat the portion of food that comes in the package, when that is often many servings of that particular food.


It is best to measure everything out. Eat the suggested serving size of a particular food when you get it, and make sure to literally take stock of all that you are eating.


Eat More Slowly


It is not a race, you can slow down how much you are eating. Think about the speed of your eating and the reasons why you are scarfing down that food in the first place. It is a good idea to do a few things like drinking some water and just socializing as well to slow down the pace of your eating.


Drinking fluids helps fill you up a little faster and eating more slowly allows your body the time it needs to realize that it is full in the first place. Both of those things matter when it comes to eating less and in more healthy ways.


These three tips can get you a good portion of the way towards a heathier relationship with food. It is something that most all of us need when it all comes down to it. As one of the basic needs in life, we must do what we can to keep it within healthy limits.


 
 
 

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I'm Jules.  I am a mom, wife, friend, sister, daughter, crusader for health, dog lover, and business person. I have learned to slow down, enjoy life, practice wellness, and strive to have clean counters in my kitchen.  I start every morning with a cup of clean coffee, have a solid morning routine, tend to be a type-A personality but strive for balance, work to be the best version of myself, and occasionally sneak a sweet treat! I have lived with and overcome multiple health challenges and want to empower you to feel better too by developing a lifestyle with healthy habits, increased awareness of self care, and mindfulness!  I have a B.S. in Food Science & Human Nutrition from the University of Florida. I am a NBC-HWC Board Certified Health Coach, only 4% of health coaches in the USA carry this credential.

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